If each side of a triangle is doubled then find the ratio of area of the new traingle thus formed and the given triangle
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Let the Side of Triangle
Perpendicular=y
Base. =x
Area = 1/2× base×height
= 1/2× x×y
= 1/2xy
By Condition
Both the sides is doubled
Perpendicular (Height)= 2y
Base. = 2x
New area. = 1/2 ×base×height
= 1/2 ×2x x 2y
==2xy
So that the area are in the ratio
New Triangle area/ Given Triangle Area
2xy/1/2xy
4/1
So 4:1 is the ratio of new triangle from given triangle
Perpendicular=y
Base. =x
Area = 1/2× base×height
= 1/2× x×y
= 1/2xy
By Condition
Both the sides is doubled
Perpendicular (Height)= 2y
Base. = 2x
New area. = 1/2 ×base×height
= 1/2 ×2x x 2y
==2xy
So that the area are in the ratio
New Triangle area/ Given Triangle Area
2xy/1/2xy
4/1
So 4:1 is the ratio of new triangle from given triangle
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Let the height of the triangle be x units and the base be y units...we know that the area of a triangle = 1/2*base*height I.e. 1/2*x*y=>1/2xy sq units....now since the sides of the triangle are doubled the new area =1/2*2x*2y=>2xy sq units.....
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